From his beginnings as a musician to the present day, Peter Gabriel has been one of the most influential artists of this time. With albums and music videos, he has written milestones in pop history. After his time with Genesis, Peter Gabriel started his solo career in 1977 with his simply self-titled debut album, on which one of his greatest hits to date can be found: Solsbury Hill. His third album was followed in 1980 by the timeless classics Games Without Frontiers and Biko. In 1986, the big, worldwide breakthrough finally came with his album So – here you can find the already mentioned Sledgehammer and the congenial duet Don't Give Up together with Kate Bush. For the 25th anniversary of the album, for example, various deluxe versions were reissued and Gabriel played various album concerts worldwide. In the early 90s, Us followed, which led Peter Gabriel on a worldwide tour with an unusual stage concept. In 2002, the artist finally released Up, his longest studio album to date, which is based on the sound of the early Gabriel albums. His latest work was released in 2011 – "New Blood", on which he reinterprets his own songs.